Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 102, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1931 — Page 11

SEPT. 7, 1931

M&ny Desirable Houses Are Listed in the “Houses for Rent” Column Today

LEAGUE OPENS PARLEY; SCANS POWERS' ARMS Economic Matters Also Ranks as Headline Topic for Delegates. BY HENRY WOOD United Press Staff Correspondent GENEVA, Sept. 7.—The twelfth assembly of the League of Nations convener! here today for a month’s session. With both the leagua council and Briand’s European economic union commission in session, the league expects to stage one of the busiest scenes of international activities it has held yet. The combined meetings of the assembly, the council, and the European economic union have brought together one of the largest international representations the league has witnessed. Besides delegations from virtually all of the league's fifty-five members, there also were present delegations from two of the principal non-members, Soviet Russia and Turkey, who will participate in the economic discussions of the European union commission. U. S. Envoys Watch The United States, while in no way represented, either officially or nrinofficlally, also had present many officials both from the Geneva consulate and the Berne legation as privatt observers. The utmost importance is attached to the present assembly for the reason that the two dominating questions will be disarmament and economic restoration, both of which have been linked together since President Herbert Hoover’s original suggestion of a reparations and war debt holiday. A general discussion of disarmament was started. The question of the financial and economic restoration of Central Europe will be conducted largely In private negotiations between the leading European statesmen who are attending the conference. / The official agenda of the assembly comprises some twenty-five different questions covering the whole range of the league’s activities. Women’s Rights Studied Early in the session three new members will be elected to the league council to fill the seats now held by Spain, Persia and Venezula. It is expected that the league will be able to open for signature during the course of the assembly Its latest draft convention for strengthening means to prevent war. A final solution for harmonizing the convenant with the Kejlog pact also will be undertaken. One question of particular interest to the women of the entire world is that of the league’s efforts to secure uniform legislation in all countries relative to the nationality of women married to foreigners. A commission representing eight pf the leading international women’s organizations of the world has asked that whatever this solution may be that it be on a basis of absolute equality. Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to; Mrs. Ellen Miller. Clinton. Ind., Buick Master six sedan. 601-400. from northeast parking lot at State Fair Ground. M. B. Meek, Danville. Ind.. Chevrolet sedan. 588-767. from Danville. Ind. Lester Wldener. Gravlvn hotel, Chevrolet coach. 403-340. from In front of Gravlvn hotel. Chester Martin. 1729 Fullenwider street. Ford coach. 732-089. from 1548 English avenue. William B. Ellin. 921 West Thlrtv-seo-ond street. Essex coupe. 52-156. from Capitol avenue and Washington street.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Dewev Buford. 1180 Madeira street. Ford coupe, found In front of 450 South Rural Lester McQuillen. 1510 Marwood avenue. Buick sedan, found at Emerlchsvllle bridge. Christopher B. Jones. 2425 Martindale avenue. Buick touring, found at Tenth street and Indiana avenue. W. T. Spencer. Jeffersonville. Ind., Buick sedan, found at Tenth street and Hardin road. FEE COLLECTING FUND IS SOUGHT OF COUNTY Ralston Asks Sum to Clear Books of Delinquent Fees. County councilmen were considering today a request of Glenn B. Ralston, county clerk, for an appropriation of $1,200 to cover cost of collecting delinquent court fees, some of which have been due the county ten yeprs. By spending S6OO to hire an extra clerk, a total of $6,602 delinquent court costs has been collected in two months, acording to Charles R. Ettlnger, chief deputy clerk. This appropriation was made by the council in June to give the plan a trial. More than SIOO,OOO delinquent costs are due the county, Ettinger said. Railway Heir Weds Baroness By United Press FRANKFORT-ON-MAIN, Germany, Sept. 7. —James Thornton, son of president of the Canadian National railways, and his bride, the former Baroness Martha Elena Mumm Van Schwarzensteain, were spending their honeymoon today at a one hundred seventy-year old castle at Johannesberg. They were married at the Evangelical church at Geisenheim. Bus Driver Is Robbed Taylor Sanders, 35, of 3510 North Delaware, bus driver, was robbed of $lB early today, when a Negro bandit boarded his bus and pointed a revolver at him at Twenty-fifth and Oxford street, he reported today.

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BY BEN STERN \ REAL test of Paul V. McNutt strength may be afforded Sept. 15, when Lee Bays, old Second district chairman, holds his new Seventh district Democratic picnic at Linton, The Seventh is McNutt’s home bailiwick, but all reports from that area declare that the regular organization is ’’agin” him. This is predicated on the fact that Bay ran against R. Earl Peters for the state chairmanship last year and was beaten by but one-half vote. Anti-McNutt men, thinking that this may be rankling Bays, and assuming that the close association of Peters with McNutt will turn the former against the aspirant for Governor, have been making overtures to Bays. It is also an open secret that Jap Jones of Martinsville, Morgan county Democratic leader and thrice nominee for state treasurer, is opposing McNutt. His friends claim that the Indiana law school dean double-crossed Jap in the 1930 convention, when he was again seeking the treasureship. Whether this be true, there can be no doubt as to Jones’ opposition. tt tt u The Martinsville man carries much strength in the new Seventh district, which normally should be good for at least a 2,500 majority. It does not look well for a candidate to come into a convention with his own county and district divided and McNutt, say political observers, either should seek to make peace with Bays and Jones, or see that they do not control. That’s common sense politics, they say. It may be that when McNutt comes to the Linton picnic he will make the necessary overtures, or that the welcome accorded him will be so'Overwhelming that the opposition leaders will find it best to make their peace with him. Let us suppose that McNutt is nominated and elected. He will then be the fountain of patronage and district and county chairmen who oppose him will be on the outside looking in. The Linton picnic should tell the story.

ILLNESS FATAL TO CITYJIOMAN Designer of Foch Medallion Succumbs to T. B.’ Funeral services for Mrs. Grace Anna Noblitt, 39, of 1364 North Delaware street, who designed and engraved the medallion presented to Marshal Foch on his visit here ten years ago, were to be held today at 2 p. m. at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Tuberculosis was the cause of the death. At the time of visit of the famous French soldier Mrs. Noblitt, who has studied engraving and jewelry design, was employed by the C. B. Dyer jewelry store, which was employed to make the medallion. Others struck from the same design were presented to the state Governors attending the annual conference at French Lick this year. Mrs. Noblitt was born in Columbus, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8011. Following her marriage to William F. Noblitt, an employe of the Indianapolis Union railroad, in 1913, they moved here. Both Mr. and Mrs. Noblitt attended the Bradley Polytechnical institute at Peoria, HI., where they studied jewelry design. Surviving are the husband, the parents and a sister, Mrs. William Roth, and a brother, Raymond 801 l of Columbus. Births Boys Andrew and Sarah Jarrett. 517 North Arnolda Mathew and Mamie Reed, 1702 West Arsenal. Fred and Bessie Shelton. 556 North Sheffield. John and Mabel Pierce. 1210 Cruft. John and Annie Bledsoe. 2151 Martindale. Howard and Maxine Johnson, 421 St. Peter. Lowlv and Bessie Covington, 808 Favette. Kenneth and Sadie Crouse, 1507 North Kealing. Charles and Anna Kladden. 3625 East Twenty-eighth. Girls John and Lola Chase. 942 North Illinois. Radford and Mildred Silcox. 1103 Vincennes. William and Flecia Hart. 3534 West Twelfth. Deaths Barbara M. Ernst. 62. 65 Caven. carcinoma Eugene Perkins. 62. Christian hospital, carcinoma. Georgie Foote. 68. 3753 North Meridian, chronic myocarditis. Perry A. Harrison. 65, Indiana Central hospital, chronic myocarditis. Henry L, Albertson. 66. 3700 West Thirtieth. lobar pneumonia. Nora Roaquire. 38. 1719 Columbia, pernicious anemia. Rock-Hurling Boy Shot By United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 7.—A stone, playfully hurled at a shack in which Frank Newman, 78, lived, resulted in serious Injury to Carl Freed, 11, who Is suffering a bullet, wound. Police said they learned that Newman, angry because the boy threw a stone at his shack, fired at Freed. The bullet struck the boy in a hip.

\ FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. H. Richardson & Cos., 1801 N. Mer., TA. 1610 ~ Geo. E. Kincaid, 3818 N. Illinois, WA. 5151 Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 S. DR 2140 Wald. 1222 Union St., 1619 N. Illinois Little & Sons 2455 N. Talbot HA. 2222 Hisey & Titus 951 N. Delaware LI. 3828 Weiland & Goodrich, 1611 N. Meridian. TA. 1050 W. D. Beanblossom, 1321 W. Ray BE. 1588 J. C. Wilson, 1230 Prospect DR. 0321-0322 Grinsteiner’s 522 E. Market RI. 5374 W. T. Blasengym 2226 Shelby DR. 2570 DEATH NOTICES j ARMSTRONG. JOHN NELSON—BeIo ved husband of Ella Armstrong, departed this life. Friday, Sept. 4. age 84 years. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 8. at the residence. 1917 Arrow Ave., 2 p. m. Burial Memorial Park. Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of MOORE & KIRK. M'KINNON. ANNE—Age 73 years, widow of the late U B. McKinnon, mother of Mrs. Rose Swallow, Mrs. O. B. Syphers and Ernest McKinnon of Indianapolis Mrs. O. H. Alb, Wapakoneta. O.; R. E. McKinnon. Delphos, O.; V. G. McKinnon. Columbus. O. and C. E. McKinnon. Stockton. Cal., passed awav Sept. 6 at her home. 2923 N. Chester St. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. m.. at above address. Burial Washing ton Park. Friends invited. LAWRENCE LINDAMOOD in charge.

Business Announcements OLD CHAIRS MADE NEW—By rebottoming In cane, hickory or reed. Call Board of Industria 1 Aid for' the Blind Ha. 0583. BATH ROOM— Complete. S6O; plumbing & heating installed: reasonable. Ta. 4057, ALL KINDS of furnace work. „ Work guaranteed. Inspection free. Ir. 7481. FURNACE REPAIRING—I’II guarn. to save you money; cleaned. $1.50. Ir. 276 b eve. [>air* f ’ inor and Papering PAPER hanging, painting and all kind of repairing; prices reasonable. Ta. 0207. PAINTING, exterior, interior: comp lnsur. HENDRIK! DINKLA. 2650 E. 34th. Ch j 950. PAPER CLEANlNG—Excellent service; $1 room. O’DONALD. Ri. 4628. PAPER HANGING— Hung and furnished $4 up. GLENN FREW. Be. 0838-R. PAPER turn, and hung $4.50 per room. Ch. 2004. FRANK JACKSON Ir 2415 Special Notices DR. H. A. BOYD, formerly located In Hume-Mansur has associated himself with Dr. Custer Electrical and Surgical Clinic. 2320 N. Dela. Specializing in Kidney. Liver. Gall Bladder. High Blood Pressure and Pelvic disorders. Especially equipped for prevention of operations in above conditions. Ta. 1309. Save this notice RENT —Tangle Wood Tavern, prl. dances and parties, orchestra furn. He. 5888. DEBTS, notes, accounts collected or no charge. 315 Board of Trade. LI. 8687. Transportation IF YOU—Are driving somewhere and wish congenial guests to share expense, call Auto Travel Bureau. LI. 4351, 426 N. 11lInstructions TO discover If vou have talent, we offer a special six weeks’ free instruction In voice pipe organ and piano, for enrollment fee of $2. Ir. 0956. BATTERY men wanted. Good jobs soon. Complete course, only $35. Three to five weeks prepares you. Indiana State Auto School. 401 S. Alabama. Ri. 0648. Personals DETECTIVE Private. CONFIDENTIAL. 525 Lemcke Bldg. RI. 1864; eves- Hu. 3107. Storage and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER— Fire-proof storage house. Store now. pay 6 months later. No charge for hauling. PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. 419 E. Market. RL nMBROAD RIPPLE Transfer Cos., long dist. moving, stock hauling. Wa. 3700; Ku. 2137. MOVING. s3—You help. $1 less: quick service: careful white men. Ch. 5840. STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads, packing California shipment RI. 3628. RI. 6561. Fights. Ch. 0699-W OTTO J. SUBSZ BIN! THEFT MOUNTS $4,000,000 Embezzled, Say Expert Accountants. By United Press CHICAGO, Sept. 7.—Alleged embezzlements of Walter E. Wolf, $75-a-week head of the coupon department in the country’s fourth largest bank, would total nearer $4,000,000 than the preliminary estimate of $1,500,000, it was believed today as bank and insurance company officials delved into Wolf’s accounts. Auditors and attorneys for the Continental-Illinois Bank and Trust Company, who are checking on the fifteen years of alleged defalcations of the church usher and bank employe, said their figures showed Wolf had used nearly $4,000,000 of the bank’s securities in his speculations in stocks and bonds. The attorneys said Wolf would be turned over to State’s Attorney Swanson today for prosecution.

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Fliers Return Home By United Press SUDBURY, Ont., Sept. 7.—Another attempt to blaze an air trail over the desolate Arctic regions has failed, and the two Detroit aviators, Edwin Preston and Robert Collingnon, are returning home. The fliers progressed as far as Port Harrison, on Hudson Bay, where they waited five days for a dense fog to lift before they received radio orders to return home, they said. The fliers’ goal was Copenhagen, Denmark. Ruth to Span Sea By United Press NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—Miss Ruth Nichols of Rye, N. Y., who was injured while attempting a landing at St. John, N. 8., at the start of her projected flight across the Atlantic several months ago, announced today that she was prepared for a second trans-Atlantic attempt in the same plane. High Schools Merger By Times Special SHERIDAN, Ind., Sept. 7.—Trustee Theodore Pettijohn of Adams township, announces consolidation of the Boxleytown high school and the Sheridan high schcol and all of the students will attend the latter school. Sheridan has just completed a $200,000 high school building. The coming term will be the first time in thirty-eight years that Boxleytown has not had a high school. Both schools have had strong basket ball teams and with the consolidation and the best of the two squads thrown together, the players are expected to work, their way to the state meet in the spring. Woman’s Arm Broken NOBLESVTLLE, Ind., Sept. 7. Mrs. John Gardner, 65, is suffering from fractures f>f her arms received in a fall on bUement stairs at her home.

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Lost andJFound Finders of Lost Articles That have been advertised In this column will receive two guest tickets tor The Apollo Theater To See Janet Gaynor in “Merely Mary Ann” When vou have returned the article to Its owner, ask him to call Miss Joe at THE TIMES WANT AD DEPARTMENT and sav that vou have returned the article and tickets will be mailed it once. GREY coin purse, containing money and check. Owner needs badly. Lost vicinity Gas Cos. Reward. Li. 3566. LOST—Red crossed fox fur in Wasson’s rest room or between Wasson’s and Goldstein’s. Reward. Call Ir. 5176. LOST—Thursday between Sanders and Bucharan; brown purse. Reward. Dr. 2575. Help Wanted Male BARBER STUDENTS—Earn while learning; low rate tuition; terms if desired; diplomas awarded. Established 20 years. Torr’s Sanitary Barber College, 472 W. Washington. 510 E. Washington. Help Wanted Female LADIES to learn the barber* trade; we can not supply demand; earn while learning; terms if desired. Torr’s Sanitary Barber College. 510 E. Washington. 472 W. Wash_lngton. MIDDLE AGED lady for light house W’ork; more for home than wages; reference. 1201 Union St. Rooms for Rent ASHLAND. 2221—Front rm„ private entrance; mod, kitchen privileges. He 5148. CONGENIAL young man share rm.. $2 wk On car line. Call Ha. 4324-R. MERIDIAN. N.. 2208—Deslr. rm.. klchnet.. $6; pri. ent.; sleep.; $2, $3. Ha. 3679-W. MICH. 3032 E.—Nicely furnished rm.: 5 windows: private home; privil. Ch, 1591. NEW JERSEY, N.. 1522—Newly furn. front rooms; private home. RI. 6081. NEW JERSEY. N., 418—Clean, cozy, modern rm.; steam heat; $2.50. Ri. 2098. PARKVIEW—Front rm., no other roomers, breakfast, gar.; E. Wash, car. RI. 5693. PARK. 2445—Apt. 4; lovely, constant hot water; 2 in family; employed gentleman or lady. He. 2409. PENN.. N.. 2909—Large room. 1 or 2. garage, private home. Ha. 0324-J. SARATOGA HOTEL, 540 Mass.; rms., clean, modern, low daily, weekly rates. TABOR. 936—Nice front rm.. near Garfleld park; garage: $4. Dr, 2386-J DREXEL ARMS HOTEL. 730 N. ILL. 100 rooms. $4 and up: furnished apts. Under new management. 320 E. VERMONT Nice clean rooms, $2.50 up. All conveniences. RI. 0575. WASH.. W.. 359—Hotel Tourist Inn; rms. double. 75c to $2 wk., $4 and up. Clean outside rms., shower and tub, RI. 2077. WASH., W., 557y 2 —Steam heated rms., $2 up; home-Uke place; men only; close In, WALNUT. E.. 311—Clean front rm.. constant hot water; walking dist. Ri. 1081. I2TH. E., 521—Attractive rm., mod. home, $3; '/a sq. Central car. RI. 3752. HOTEL ANTLERS AN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION which correctly Implies a note of exclusiveness and quiet good taste. Our free parking lot. private swimming pool and coffee shop render us serviceable to vou at the modest rates of $7. $7.50. $8 up per week per person. two In room; single rates. $12.50 per week. All rooms are equipped with baths 750 N. MERIDIAN ST. LI. 2351. WANTED—2B students. $2 per student, ample wash rooms and baths; 2 large living rooms. RI. 2254. PURITAN HOTEL For the coming winter you can arrange now for a comfortable modern clean room (city steam heat and running water) at rates no higher than you pay In a rooming house with uncertain heat and service. Here you will enjoy the advantages of excellent hotel service and the freedom of the modern hotel. Our rates for the winter, on a monthly hasis, will secure more for you in real comfort and convenience than can be found elsewhere. The Puritan is conducted in a manner as to make it a desirable home for ladies and gentlemen: Easy walking distance. Market and New Jersey streets. Room for Rent With Board 10TH. E.. 2417—Desirable front, very clean, 2 people; reasonable, privileges. Ch. 3472. NICELY furn. rm. for couple employed, or 2 young men; C. S. preferred. TA. 0486

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Room for Rent With Board MERIDIAN. N.. 2249—Parents St children. Will care for children of emp. Ta. 1508_. NEW JERSEY, N.. 2229—Nice front rm.. modern, real home; privileges; home cooking if desired: garage. Ta. 4<06._ OXFORD. N.. 39—Small boys, in A-l home, near school. Ch. 3415-J. PROSPECT. 719—Nice, clean, furn. modern rooms: home cooking. Dr. 6025. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N.. 1019—Front 2-rm. apts.; nice, clean; private- home: reasonable. ALABAMAT'N7~S23. APT. 1-. ATTRACT 3RM. APT.. MOD. CONST. HOT WATER. ASHLAND. 2450—2 large housekeeping rms., everything furn.. mod. He 46 iB. ASHLAND. 1634—Modern rm.. connecting bath; private entrance. . BELLE FONTAINE. 2033—2 large front, next bath; sewing machine; $6. He. 5805. BEVILLE. 17 N.—3 furn. rms., inclosed porch, lights, water furn.. $7. Ch. 6338-Vv - BROOKSIDE. 2524—2 upstairs rooms: everything furnished: $6.50, EVISON. 1130—3 rms.. furn.. semi-modern, vacant Sept. 13. EAST. N.. 714—Housekeeping rms.. modern, private entrance; everything furnished. FOUNTAIN SQUARE —2 nicely furn. front rms., next bath; reduced. Dr. 3540-R. GROFF. 1441—2 rms.: everything furn.; private entrancf; $4. Be. 4287-J. HARLAN, 1113—3 front furn. rms.; bath; ground floor. Dr. 2432 ILLINOIS. N.. 2339 —1-room and kitchenette apt.; <5. Ta. 7110. MERIDIAN. S.. 1706—2 rms.. next bath. $6; 1 rm.. sink. $5. Adults. Dr. 5442. MERIDIAN. N., 1927—2 rms.. private lavatory, prlv. entrance: gar, opt.; reas. NEW JERSEY. N.. 134— Lodging, clean, rms. t for the night, 25c and 50c. HI. 4145. OHKX 540 Light housekeeping and sleeping rooms: $3.50 up per week. PALMER. 9 E.—2 unfurn rms., also 2 rms.. kitchenete completely furn; prl. entrance. ST. JOE, E.. 215 —2 front rms.. downstairs. modern, sink; rcas. RI. 5273. TALBOT, N., 2338—Large front rm., kitchenette, $6; comp, furn.. gar. Ta. 1033. WALCOTT. N.. 27—2 nicely furnished modern rooms, man and wife. $5. WASH.. E„ 1220—2 connecting, front, downstairs; everything turn.; range, sink. 3 MODERN FURNISHED RMS.—For housekeeping. Private entrance. $6.50. He. 5888. 30TH W.. 1125—3 unfurnished rms. Ali utilities paid, garage: $5, Ha. 3238. DOWNTOWN—Furnished or unfurnished 1 or 2 rms.. wkly. or monthly rates; util. Call BREVORT HOTEL. 111. St Ohio Sts. 2239 WINTER. —Bedroom, fully furnished; kitchen range; sink; $4. Houses and Flats Furnished ALA. N., 1518—Front 2-rm. kitchenette apt.; o’stuffed furn.; Murphy bed; util. ASHLAND. 1529—2-room apt.; clean and everything furnished: private ent.; $7. BEECH GROVE—76 N. 7th St.; lease 9 months: 6-room house; wel furn.; possession Sept. 12; owner going to Florida; S4O. Beech Grove 89-J. 2. BEVILLE. N., 829 —5 rms., bath, 2 bedrms.; steam heat; adults; $12.50 wk. Ch. 7581. BELLEFONTAINE, J9ol—l rm. kitchenette. furn. unfurn.; nice neighborhood. He. 4875. BURLINGTON AYE.. 6191—5-rm. mod. bungalow, large living room, fireplace, hardwood floors, nicely decorated, 1-car garage, breakfast nook, furnished* s6oor unfurnished SSO. J. H. ALBERSHAitDT. Li. 7890. Hu. 6124, CENTRAL, 2131—2 rms.; prlv. porch, ent., utilities; good heat; $8 wk. He. 4155COLLEGE* 2426—2 fine front rooms; kitchen-dinette; utilities. >ll. He. 2509. EAST—Modem 5-room furnished cottage; garage: near school; $42. Ch. 5620. ILLINOIS. N., 2611—2 bedroom apartment: Frlgidaire; util, paid; good ht.; 2-car gar. 2023 N. ILLINOIS ST. 3 Bedroom furnished apt., garage; utilIties paid. Ri. 6507, Wash. 1579. MICHIGAN, E!., 628—Furnished and unfurnished apts., all utilities furn. Li. 2718. NEW YORK, E., 719—2 and 3-rm. apts., turn, complete; prlv. bath; $7, $9; adults. WASHINGTON. E.. 3720—M0d. 4 rms.; furn. or unfurn,; porch; $7 wk. li. 58/7. WOODRUFF PLACE: EAST DR.. 651. 1 or 2-room apartments; completely furnished; rent reasonable. Ch. 3843. THE HAINES—BIO/g N. 111.; beautiful furn _apt.; close In; reasonable. Li. 8884. SEMI-MOD., 5 rm. cottage; electric lights, furnace; garage; Speedway bus; $8 wk. S2B mo. Inquire 1713 Tibbs Ave. LADY will share att. mod. home with 1 or 2; references exchanged: gar. Ir. 1401. 5-RM. FURN. mod. bungalow; west; near car: reas.. responsible party. Be. 2861-J. NICELY FURN. —3-rm. ffboer duplex, bath. good heat, garage, adults, Ir. 7912, 36TH, W.. 1413—4-room half double, modern: garage: $8 week. Ha. 2130-R. LOOK—Newly fur. modern, 2-bedroom, downstaris apt.; gar. 2153 Broadway. Apartments for Rent COLLEGE, near 54th; living rm., in-a-door bed; bath; kltch., util furn. $35. Hu. 5416. MANCHESTER, 962 N. PENN. Bedroom apartment; all utilities; $37.50 to S6O; Frlgidaire. LI. 1781. NEW JERSEY. 522—Lovely 2, 4 and 5 rm. apts; strictly modern: reas. Rl. 7934. Indianapolis Rental Bureau Desirable apartments In any part of city, furnished and unfurnished, from $25 to $125. Transportation furnished. No charges or obligations. LI. 4507. evenings and Sunday Wa 0433 or Be. 3114 DARTMOUTH APTS. Mich.. E., 221; cozy efficiency apts.; fur. or unfurnished: utilities; S4O up. WASHINGTON. E.. 5018—5 large rms.. mod.; desirable: good neat; gar., rent reas. Houses for Rent ADAMS. 2016—5-room, strictly modern double. $32.50; water paid. Ch. 4700. ADAMS. 2809—One-half cozy double: 4 rooms, garage. watei>pd.; $lB. Ri. 1533. ADLER. E.. 16—Dandv 5-rm. semi-modern double. A-l location, good condition; garage: reduced >l9; water paid. Dr, 3£72. COLORADO, 1226—4-rm. mod. burngalow, dble.; $27.50; wa. pd., gar. Ch. 3689-R. CHADWICK, 926—3 rooms, semi-modern; sll. Ch. 4781-J. CALIFORNIA. N.. 3022—Half 4-rm. mod. bungalow: garage. Ta. 4981. EDISON, 844—Walking distance; 6 rms.; mod.; water paid; $25. Li. 4884. ENGLISH AVE.. 3831—6-rm. mod. bungalow. $37.50. HOOSIER FUNDING CORP. LI. 7890. HU. 6124. ~ 1312 EUGENE Five-room cottage; $lB. GREGORY and APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. FULTON. 732-28—5. 6 rooms, mod. except furnace, tub, redeco,, >ls. $lB. Ir. 0104. HARRIS 27—6 rooms, modern: near Wash. High; garage. Be. 0746. KEYSTONE. N.. 1024 —4 rms.. easily heated. toilet, wa. pd., gar.. $lB. Ri. 0645. MANLOVE. 4629 —5-rm. bungalow not modern. $17.50. HOOSXER FUNDING CORP. LI. 7890. HU. 6124. M’KIM AVE., 218—4 rms.; modern; full basement. S2O. MORRIS. W., 208—3 rms.. easily heated, sink toilet, wa. pd. Red, $lO, Rl. 0645. PINE, N.. 403—5 rooms and bath; water paid; $lB. Li. 0672. RAY E.. 42—6-rm., brick veneer, excellent double, redeco.; reduced. Dr. 5233. VERMONT. E.. 3547—6-room semi-mod.; near school and car. $lB. Ir. 1347. WINTHROP. 4145—Modern double, garage; reas. to responsible party. LI. 2423.

Houses for Rent WISCONSIN. 317—5 rms.. redeco.; garage; near School 22. Reduced. sl3. Rl. 0645. COTTAGE, 1545—5 rms.. water paid, gas. elec., nicely papered; sl6. Dr. 3564-R. MONTH Rent Free. 1001 W. New York, 5 rms. 258 Richland. 6-rm. cottage. 2346 Broadway. 14 rms.. 2 baths, gar. Rl. 7725. 18TH. 1135 W—s rooms, bath, furnace; garage: $25. DR, 1417, Key 1131 W. 18th. 1 SO. E. WASH. —4-rm. double, redeco.. water paid. Near school; $13.50. He. 5805. 31ST, W.. 836—6 rms.. mod., hardwood firs., water paid garage. Reduced. $15—3115 Indianapolis Ave., semi-modern; garage. Call Li. 8068. 21st St., 115 W., Reduced S3O 6-room mod.: double, good condition, fine furnace, near school. Ta. 3094. 26TH, W.. 1350—‘g double; 5 rms.. semimod.: repapere.l: red. $18: gar. LI. 8119. Cottage and Garage 2414 Sugar Grove; 5 room, almost new; elec., gas, inside toilet, paved street, $17.50. Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market 2269 EASTERN (COLORED) Five-room double: sl2. GREGORY and APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. Suburban for Rent NEW HOMES—Groufd. garden, 2 wks. free. Stop Rockville Road. 5 ROOMS, breakfast nook, city water, gas, lights; paved st., M acre, garage; $17.50. Beech Grove 120 or 24-W-l. Business Places for Rent STOREROOM. sls—Large lot adjoining, $5. 703 W. New York. Be. 4856. Houses for Sale East TACOMA, 436—Seven-room modern, lot 52Va feet wide, front drive garage. Improved street and alley (no Barrett): vacant, repossessed, near public and parochial schools. $3,650. Terms. LAWRENCE j: SEXTON. REALTOR. Indiana Trust Bldg. Rl. 7151, Ir. 0621. Building Materials BUILDNOW!~ LOWEST PRICES 11$ YEARS 35% Discount on lot of telephone, medicine, bath and kitchen cabinets. Roll Roofing. 89c. Hex shingles $3.99 Sq. Enou'gh 3 /b in. Sel. Oak Flooring to lay room 12x15 this week only $11.25. Paint $1.39 gal. Glazed Sash 49c up. Insulate vour attlcaand garage now. our wallboard Insulation only 3c ft. New No. 1 Fir House Doors, $1.95 each See us before you buy any lumber, millwork. roofing, paint, hardware, glass, building materials. Hemlock 5177. CORNELL MATERIAL CO., 1017 E. 19th St. Machinery & Tools LARGE capacity Meyers deep well pumps. Very cheap. . Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. Household Goods THREE - PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES. Slightly used. Ten wonderful values. At $25 Each Cash Only. The Ideal Furniture Cos. 227 W. Washington St. The “Cut-Price” Quality Furniture Cos. Only 18 brand new all-steel refrigerators at special reduced prices. 3 colors. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. 2000 Northwestern Ave. TA. 0689 FURNITURE New. used, 3-rm. outfit; easy terms. N. Barrett. 868 Vir. ave. DINING rm. table and buffet, oak. like new; cheap. Ch. 1169-J. SEWING MACHINES, portable electric Singer and other makes as low as $35. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., 126 W. Washington St. Ri. 9718. BEAUTIFUL Burl dining rm. and bedrm. complete; living rm.; r ugs: occasional tables; breakfast set; lamps. 2428 N, Mer. ICE BOX, front icer, gas range. 4126 Rookwood Ave. Wa. 2327 GOOD BED, springs and mattress, dresser library table, child’s high chair and desk. 1620 N. Alabama St. Ha. 4999-J. MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sewing machines as low as $lO. Singer Sewing Machine Cos.. 838 Va. Ave. Dr. 2474 HAVE vour sewing mch. repaired. White Sewing Mch. Cos.. 60 W. N. York. Rl. 4755. BASEBURNERS— All kinds. reasonable prices. CHARLES KOEHRING, 832 Virglnia Ave. Dr. 1417. THOR WASHER—A-l condition; bargain for $lO. 1117 E. Michigan St. Radio and Equipment CLEARTONE $29.00 Radlola 49.00 Phllco Lowbov 54.00 Brunswick Superheterodyne 69.00 Victor 59.00 Radio Bargain Shop TUBES CHECKED FREE. LINCOLN RADIO SERVICE. LI. 1126, Ch. 7064, Store-Office Supplies RENTAL AGENCY —Typewriters, any make, special rental price; $2.50 per month; $6 for 3 months. LI. 4712, TYPEWRITERS & M ™. Coal and Wood WINTER IS AROUND THE CORNER BETTER PRICES NOW. Best West Va. blk., clean fkd $6.00 Best Is. Crk. or clean Kv. fkd... 6.50 White Star blk., clean, fkd 5.00 Best Red Ash smokeless Poco. Ip.. 8.00 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Delivered anywhere in city. Dr. 4621. “It will pay you to visit our yard and see the difference In good coal.” West Side Cash Coal Cos. 110 N. Richland. Belmont 3014. “Once Coaled by Us. Never Cold Again” FREDERICK COAL CO. 801 Beecher St. Dr. 1792. 1020 E. 40th St. Wa. 5666. SUMMER PRICES. ECONOMY FUEL SUPPLY CO. DR. 1220, DR. 1221. Musical Instruments BEAUTIFUL new Hi-Lite, walnut case, Sheraton Period Grand, special low price on this factory sample to the first customer. WILKING MUSIC CO.. DEGAN XYLOPHONE Three and one-half octave, regular $l5O, slightly used. S6O. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. St. LI. 5513. SMALL Everett Upright Piano, unusually fine tone and action; special SSO. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 Es Ohio St. SAXOPHONES—SIS; Altos, $10; Tenors, reas. Easy payments. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. LI. 4800. BREWSTER Oak Upright fine condition, special SSO. WILKING MUSIC CO., 120 E. Ohio St.

Pets WE PAY 50c for female canaries. Special new large size cages only 89c. Wards, 147 N. Penn. Everything for vour pets. Miscellaneous for Sale STEEL 1 Bar 2Vz in. rd. cr., 16 ft. long, 267 lbs., $8.60. 1 Bar 3 in. rd. cr., 16 ft. long, 384 lbs., $12.25. 1 Bar 4 in. rd. cr., 16 ft. long, 684 lbs., $21.50. Several gasoline tanks for trucks and tractors, $1 each. While they last. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Capitol and South St. WAT£R SOFTENERS New and rebuilt semi-automatic; terms. MEIER ELECTRIC St MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. Electric Water Pumps New and rebuilt, shallow well pumps taken In on trade, on deep well system. Easy terms. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO., 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. VENTILATING FANS Six factory rebuUt 16-inc hsix olade. one phase 60 cycle 110 volt, all with 3 speed regulated. MEIER ELECTRIC St MACHINE CO.. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. Easy Credit Terms on new and factory rebuilt electric air compressors. All guaranteed. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO.. 3535 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. HOT AIR FURNACE and fittings, good condition; bargain. Call He. 1481. PEACHES 50c A BUSHEL. IR. 2156. RING 8. FURNACE and stove > repairing. Modei Stove Repair Cos.. 622 T. Wash. Ri. 0369. KEGS ioTTLE W CO W. Pearl St. LL Mat..

AUTO LOANS r CASH AT ONCe] ( 3 LOAN BY PHONE NO WAITING ■ \J/fA gEH T AIVI NO ENDORSERS I ■ a fMM ' WILL CALL f > JL4 1 HALF RATE WHY PAY OTHERS MORE? COME TO US-WE WILL PAY OFF YOUR PRESENT LOANGIVE YOU MORE MONEY IF YOU WISH—AND LOWER YOUR PAYMENTS LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE Riley 1321

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Miscellaneous for Sale BIG SALE TUESDAY 7 Come Early Copper wash boile f #, $2.50 each. One walnut refectory dining table, $25. Six dining chairs, upholstered seats, sls. All kinds lamps, some with shades various prices. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Capitol and South St. YOUR USED "SCHOOL BOOKS NOW ~WI PAY CASH. CRAWFORD S DRUGS. 813 N DELAWARE. LI. 1800 "EMPTY BOTTLES FOR ALL PURPOSES SAGALOWSKY BOTTLE CO. 605 S. Capitol Ave. Rl. 7104 NO 5 FOLEY SAW FILING MACHINE Oh PAYMENTS. TA, 4324, Miscellaneous Wanted FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. HOMES COMPLETE PREFERED. HODGES AUCTION. RI. 2019. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surmus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, wil help us to help others. Salvation Arms Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Rl 6622 127 VV Georgia St. WILL PAY CASH FOR 4 TO 6 ROOMS OF FURNITURE. CALL TA. 3011. Business Opportunities ROOMING house: 10 rooms SIOO down S2OO balance: easy terms. 424 N. Ala. PARTNERSHIP In thriving restaurant good factory dist. Address Box A 218 Times Money to Loan FURki/URE AUkQ)ANS Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St. RI. 4974 LOANS —On furniture Rate oer montl 2% LOWEST IN CITY INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION 330 Occidental Bldg Ri 3587. Other Companies Paid Off.

‘ M-O-N-E-Y From H-O-M-E By An - AUTO LOAN CONFIDENTIAL—NO INDORSERS HOME FINANCE CO. 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. CORNER PENN AND MICH. RI. 5600. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE. V ——J Personal Property Loans CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY. INC. 141Vh E. Washington St. Riley 7561 1102 Va Prospect St. . Dr. 5088. AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE SO. 219 E. Ohio St. Ll. 6605 Loans $lO to S3OO in 24 hours. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Formerly Beneficial Loan Society 34 S. PENNSYLVANIA ST. RI. 5054. Auto Supplies and Repairs JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO—Will repair or make new tops and curtains for your car. 202 Kentucky Ave. Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET Opportunity is knocking at your door at Lauth’s Special Used Car Sale. NO FINANCE CHARGES NO INTEREST NO INDORSERS Can vou beat it? Be convinced, come and see. LAUTH CHEVROLET CO. 3547 EAST WASHINGTON ST. REAL VALUES IN USED CARS. MARMON NEW USED CAR STORE _ 1033-35 N. MERIDIAN ST. Bargains in Used Cars. CARSON BROS. 921-23 Virginia Ave. Dr. 0232. ANY model T Ford in the house, your choice $35. 2714 E. Washington St. C. O. WARNOCK USED CAR STORE AUBURN 666. 4-door sedan; onlv $165. 2714 E. Washington St. C. O. WARNOCK USED CAR BTORE BUICK! Annual Fall Sale Finest stock of used cars in town. All reduced in price. Guaranteed. Sales Service Indianapolis Buick Cos. 1302 East Washington St. 1929 CHEVROLET coach: reconditioned; nqw paint, new tires, motor overhauled, perfect: can be purchased for onlv SBS down. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. BRANCH. 321. N. Capitol. Ll. 5364. CHRYSLER—I 926. 70 coach. Good terms: good price FRANK HATFIELD CO.. 625 N. Capitol Ave. 1929 CHEVROLET sedan: excellent condition throughout; new tires, mechanically perfect: onlv *9O down. JOHNSON CHEVROLET C<X 1040 N. Meridian St. Ll. 5381. 1930 CHEVROLET coach: 5’ wire wheels; has every appearance of anew car: very low mileage: perfect In every way. Why not save the first cost? Onlv SIOO down. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian St. Li. 5361. , Special Today Only 1927 Master Buick Sedan- 6 tires, paint good: motor A-l mechanically; $195. NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO. 836 E. 63d Bt. Hu. 7700. 1928 CHEVROLET cokch; the popular Job that give* such satisfactory service: motor. paint, upholstery, all perfect, good > t „!2 dav ioT only SSO down. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. BRANCH 325 N. Capitol Ave. Li. 5364. 4-doo?: almost new. WiU sell equity cheap. Ir. 1969. XFORD Tudor Sedan. 1930. In firstclass condition throughout; only $350. Terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos, 54Q E. Washington 8t hi. 5323. FDRD MODEL T COUPE—I 926. Ofcly >SO. C. O , WARNOCK. 819 East 9#ksh. St. LL 8396.

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Automobiles for Sale Bargains 209 w; North Ford Model T $ 15 Hudson 4-Door Sedan 50 Packard 6 Touring 50 ’27 Chevrolet Sport Coupe.... 100 Chrysler 70 Sedan 125 ’29' Ford A Coupe 250 ’29 Ford Tudor 250 Chrysler 62 Coach 295 Plymouth Sedan 350 ’3O Willys-Knight 6 Sedan.... 350 ’3O Model Willys-Knight 70 i Sport Coupe 475 (MHtaRKHiNC LI. 5588 ‘‘LOOK” ' WHY WALK 27 Loco Sedan $125 108 Franklin Brougham 95 47 Buick Sedan 175 108 Franklin Victoria 195 9B Franklin Touring 50 58 Chrysler Coupe 125 Midwinter Price Sale BUY NOW Hutchison Auto Cos. ! 330 N. Meridian St. TA. 4100 | PACKARD 1929 Standard 8 sedan, $1,095; 1929* custom 8 de luxe sedan. $1,495; 1928 custom 8 de luxe sedan. $1,245; 1930 Standard 8 stationary coupe with rumble seat, only driven 8,000 miles, $1,745. ,We also have two 1931 demonstrators In a-pass. sedan; all have new car appearance. If you are considering a mealumpriced new car. It will pay you to see the above long life quality cars before you buy—second only to anew Packard is a used Packard. The Citizens Motor Car Cos. “27 Years With Packard.” 1511 N. 111. St. Ri. 7598. Open evenings and Sunday. STATE FAIR BARGAINS ’2B Chevrolet Roadster, good $ 65 ’25 Hudson Coach, good 55 ’25 Hudson Sedan, very good 165 ’27 Essex Coach, very good 115 ’2B Essex Sedan, very good 165 ’29 Chevrolet Coach, very good 315 ’3l Essex Coach, like new 550 Several others to pick from. These cars are all In good shape and ready to go. Terms and Trade. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian, . Dr. 4743. Best In Town. Lathrop Mayers Used Cars. 420 North Capitol. Rl. 6375. 1929 Dodge 6, Model DA sedan, $365. J. C. Scanlon Cos. 1404 W. Wash. Be. 1404 FORD. ’29 Tudor: only $245. 2714 E. Washington St. C. O. WARNOCK USED CAR 3TORE 1930 Dodge 8 Sport Coupe, 6 wire wheels, R. S.; a real buy at $585. J. C. Scanlon Cos. 1404 W. Wash. Be. 1404 FORD —Model A roadster; a real buy; $lB5. 2714 E. Washington St. O. O. WARNOCK USED CAR STORE 1931 Ford Tudor; just think, only $345. J. C. Scanlon Cos. 1404 W. Wash. Be. 1404 XFORD Roadster. 1929. Looks and runs good, mechanically in good condition. only $215. Terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Washington St. Rl. 6325. FORD —1928 Sport Coupe: onlv $165. BROWNING GENT CO.. INC.. 10th and Meridian St. Late 1930 De Soto 8 Sedan Six wire wheels, side mountings. Car looks and runs like new; $645 for aulek sale. Terms or trade. JONES MOTOR CORP. Capitol and Vermont. LI. 4465. BEST OF BUYS AT CENTRAL BUICK 602 V. Capitol. LI. .1995. FORD MODEL A Sport Coupe. 1030. Looks Just like new. runs fine: onlv $375. C. O. WARNOCK. 819 East Wash. St. Li. 8396. FORD. ’3O. 2-door sedan; just like new: onlv $135 down. 2714 E. Washington St. C. O, WARNOCK USED CAR STORE FORD MODEL A Tudor sedan. 1929. Here Is a reel bargain; onlv $265. C. O. WARNOCK. 619 East Waih. St. LI. 6396. XFORD Sport Roadster. 1930. Just like new. In excellent condition; only $325. Terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Washington St. Rl. 5325. FORD. Modei A 4-door sedan; a dandy; only $295. 2714 E. Washington St. a O, WARNOCK USED CAR STORE 1926 CHRYSLER Roadster, rumble seat, 6 tires, bumpers, side shields; real buy at $165. BRIGHTWOOD AUTO CO., 2346 Station Bt. Ch. 6648. FORD —Model A sport coupe. 1930; looks and runs like anew car: In perfect condition: only $375. Terms. C. O. WARNOCK, 819 East Wash. Bt. LI. 8366. 1929 Plymouth 4-door sedan, $335. J. C. Scanlon Cos. 1404 W. Wash. Be. 1404 PONTIAC COACH. 1926—Looks and runs good: onlv *125. Terms. C. O. WARNOCK. 819 East Wash. Bt. LI. 839 C. 1929 Pontiac Coach, $335. J. C. Scanlon Cos. 1404 W. Wash. Be. 1404 Trucks CHEVROLET truck. Vfe-ton. panel, 1930: In fine condition throughout; $335. JOHNSON CHEVROLET COMPANY 1040 N. Meridian. 325 N. Capitol. CHEVROLET 1 Vi-ton truck. 1930: in excellent condition throughout: practically new tires: terms or trade. JOHNSON CHEVROLET COMPANY 1040 N. Meridian. 328 N. Capitol. Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for vour car or your equity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Ll. 4518. ' Ml N. CapitoL